Comparing & Ordering Quiz

Which numbers make the comparison true?

27,768 < _____

Select TWO correct answers.

• 27,759

• 28,744

• 26,773

• 27,568

• 27,836

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Which symbol belongs in the box to make a true comparison? (use <, =, or >).

2,000 + 300 + 10 + 5 ____ 3,000 + 200 + 30 + 7

• <

• >

• =

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Which symbol belongs in the box to make a true comparison? (use <, =, or >)

1,035 ____ 1,305

• <

• <

• =

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Which inequality sign makes the statement true?

4,375 _____ 4,753

• A) >

• B) <

• C) =

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Order the numbers from greatest to least.

• 81,005, 37,451, 9,875

• 9,875, 37,451, 81,005

• 37,451, 81,005, 9,875

• 37,451, 9,875, 81,005

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Select all the numbers that will make the inequality true

​564,040 > ______

• 564,042

• 564,020

• 564,004

• 564,200

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Which symbol should go in the blank to make a true number sentence?

15,242 _____ 10,000 + 5,000 + 200 + 30 + 7

• __

• =

• <

• >

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605,596 = 605,506

• True
• False

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Two fitness teams keep track of the total number of minutes their team members exercise during the month. The team with the most combined minutes gets free t-shirts. The Fitness Champs have a total of 4,238 minutes. The Exercise Nuts have a total of 4,289 minutes. Which team should get the free shirts?

• The Fitness Champs

• The Exercise Nuts

• Neither

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Compare:

9 hundred thousands 8 thousands 9 hundreds 3 tens ____ 98,903

• <

• >

• =

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